The Chavista regime ordered three days of reduced activities to reduce electricity consumption

After the holidays of Holy Week, the Chavez regime has decreed reduced days from Monday to Wednesday, in order to reduce the consumption of electricity and to avoid further power outages such as those suffered by the Venezuelan population.

According to Jorge Rodríguez, Minister of Communication and Information, "the special schedule" orders a working day that ends at 14:00, while school activities take place only until noon .

In his message, the official took up the argument of "the terrorist attack" against the National Electricity Service, a system that has been subject to minimal maintenance and investment in recent years.

The tweet did not specify whether Wednesday would be the final date of the special schedule, as in an edict published in the Official Journal several weeks ago, it was stated that the reduced days would continue until the end of the day. April 30th.

On March 7, the country remained in the dark due to a power outage that lasted five days and affected hospital services, transportation, and water supply.

Since then, power outages have occurred and some areas, particularly in the west of the country, have a few hours of electricity a day.

The opposition and the experts attribute the collapse to the inefficiency and corruption of the socialist government. Maduro alleges that it is the product of attacks planned by the United States that filed it, without providing any evidence in this regard.